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thevoiceofgod

Active Member
I wouldn't say a miracle is simply "an unexplained event". A miracle is more accurately defined as an occurrence for which the only reasonable explanation can be some form of divine intervention.

Do you think anyone can explain what LIFE is other than the Creator of it? Yet, we have millions of scientists trying to give us explanations of LIFE. Most people don't see LIFE as a miracle.
 

thevoiceofgod

Active Member
Anything God does necessarily involves magical interference with the natural progress of things. If He doesn't alter physics or chemistry to achieve a particular end He's just standing back and watching; he's irrelevant from a practical standpoint, He's extraneous. There is, in fact, no evidence of Him.

The Abrahamic concept of God is of a magical (miraculous) being.

Our Creator is the best simulation programmer that exists in our universe. He can make anything possible.
 

thevoiceofgod

Active Member
In many churches, the voice of God is a subliminal whisper, projected by a subliminal encoder (below). They are actually communicating with parishioners in silent voice while everyone is listening to the sermon or praying. The ultra-mini speakers are so small, you'd never find them. If you're a very important parishioner, they even find a way to talk to you at home, even when you're having sex!!!!

Just in case a parishioner suspects something fishy is going on, there is even a philosophy of Godly whispering!



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LOL !!!!! Man's imaginations can run wild when a false god built with human hands is perceived to be something real. However, some religious people are correct when they say their church building was built by God.
 

chevron1

Active Member
So I don't need the bible or any other text? That knowledge will simply come to me?

If you are in a church with a subliminal projection system, all you have to do is whisper a prayer and someone at the controls will reply with your answer that they want you to have. It will seem as though it were your own idea too!

Where did the strands of proteins come from?

From evolution. The universe has DNA made of energy elements. Living things have actual DNA that is manifestation of the divine DNA. Taoism follows a panentheistic model of the universe and divinity. The cosmic mother did not come from anything because it is outside the existential universe - just like a pregnant mother is not baby. God exists (because the theologians say so) but Tao does not.


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Selinagirl

Member
If you are in a church with a subliminal projection system, all you have to do is whisper a prayer and someone at the controls will reply with your answer that they want you to have. It will seem as though it were your own idea too!



From evolution. The universe has DNA made of energy elements. Living things have actual DNA that is manifestation of the divine DNA. Taoism follows a panentheistic model of the universe and divinity. The cosmic mother did not come from anything because it is outside the existential universe - just like a pregnant mother is not baby. God exists (because the theologians say so) but Tao does not.


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How could something that doesn't even exist have a DNA?
 

Kirran

Premium Member
Scientists still argue if a virus is a form of life. Most of them say it is not, but i wonder what should it be otherwise?

Weighing in as a biologist: it would be a complex of acids and proteins. Just not alive. Like almost everything else in the Universe.
 

chevron1

Active Member
How could something that doesn't even exist have a DNA?

The cosmic mother has at least one scientific analog: a quantum vacuum. It does not "exist" in our space-time continuum. A quantum vacuum is totally empty, but mathematically, spurts of energy just appear out of nowhere. When the energies coagulate or consolidate, they begin to evolve. There is a physicist at Stanford University, Leonard Susskind, who has a model of the universe containing its own DNA from elements of the String cosmos. (Susskind, Leonard, “Darwin’s Legacy”, Physics World, July 2009, Vol. 22, p. 7.) This evolution of the energies into the universe is detailed scripturally in the Lieh Tzu ch. 1.
 

chevron1

Active Member
In what way would this constitute deoxyribonucleic acid?

Here's a quote from Susskind's article:

"Let us begin with the DNA of a universe. What is it and why do we believe such a thing makes sense? ... If we could look at the universe through a super-powerful microscope, we would see that it is composed of “Tinkertoy” elements called fluxes, branes, moduli, orientifolds (and more) all arranged on a tiny knot of higher-dimensional space called a Calabi–Yau manifold. The Calabi–Yau manifold is like the basic spine of the DNA molecule, and the other elements can be arranged and rearranged in a huge variety of ways; perhaps as many ways as a real DNA molecule."
 

Selinagirl

Member
The cosmic mother has at least one scientific analog: a quantum vacuum. It does not "exist" in our space-time continuum. A quantum vacuum is totally empty, but mathematically, spurts of energy just appear out of nowhere. When the energies coagulate or consolidate, they begin to evolve. There is a physicist at Stanford University, Leonard Susskind, who has a model of the universe containing its own DNA from elements of the String cosmos. (Susskind, Leonard, “Darwin’s Legacy”, Physics World, July 2009, Vol. 22, p. 7.) This evolution of the energies into the universe is detailed scripturally in the Lieh Tzu ch. 1.
Why couldn't we just live in a Brownian universe? Thats so complicated!
 

Kirran

Premium Member
Here's a quote from Susskind's article:

"Let us begin with the DNA of a universe. What is it and why do we believe such a thing makes sense? ... If we could look at the universe through a super-powerful microscope, we would see that it is composed of “Tinkertoy” elements called fluxes, branes, moduli, orientifolds (and more) all arranged on a tiny knot of higher-dimensional space called a Calabi–Yau manifold. The Calabi–Yau manifold is like the basic spine of the DNA molecule, and the other elements can be arranged and rearranged in a huge variety of ways; perhaps as many ways as a real DNA molecule."

Doesn't make it a complex of sugars, phosphates and nitrogenous bases.
 

chevron1

Active Member
Doesn't make it a complex of sugars, phosphates and nitrogenous bases.

In classical Taoism, all things are made of chi energy taking form from the Te soul's internal DNA. The sugars, phosphates and nitro bases all evolve from chi over eons of time.

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